The album is a cocktail mix of different sounds across the length and breadth of Africa but still stays true to Kuami Eugene’s highlife roots.
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Kuami Eugene features Sarkodie, Falz, Shatta Wale, others on sophomore album "Son of Africa" (STREAM)
On the back of the success of his debut album – “Rockstar” – which won “Album of the Year” at the 2019 Ghana Music Awards, Kuami Eugene is set to release his sophomore album titled “Son of Africa”.
Kuami Eugene drops "Son of Africa" album
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This reflects in the growth of his brand which has extended beyond the shores of the Black Star Nation.
Kuami Eugene drops "Son of Africa" album
Pulse Ghana
The album starts with the voice of the “Ultimate Son of the Land”, “Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah” and cuts across all aspects of life and even includes a beautiful note to his mother.
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The album features award winning acts like the humorous Falz ‘the Bad Guy’ on “Show Body”. The multiple award-winning rapper Sarkodie lends his voice to the spine tingling “Beifour”. Shatta Wale and Samini add their extraordinary dancehall vibes to “Ghana we Dey”.
Kuami Eugene drops "Son of Africa" album
Pulse Ghana
Obaapa Christy helps Kuami Eugene take us to Church on “Wa Ye Wie”. Nigeria’s showstopper Zlatan is on “Dance Hard” while Uganda’s Eddy Kenzo also hits hard with “Give it to Me”, with Prince Bright of BukBak fame on “Scolom”.
This 14-track album is set to help solidify Kuami Eugene as a true “Son of Africa”.
Stream the full album below.
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